Sentence examples for established a visa from inspiring English sources

Yet the United States has established a visa waiver program for qualifying citizens of the following nations: United Kingdom, Australia, Belgium, Denmark, Finland, France, Germany, Iceland, Ireland, Italy, Japan, Monaco, the Netherlands, Spain and Sweden, all "First World" countries.

The Iraqi government has been pressing the Jordanian authorities to establish a visa process for Iraqis so those who are fleeing can avoid the cost and frustration of reaching the country only to be turned away.

The interviews could be conducted through video conferences; the State Department could deputize and train private organizations to carry out the initial screening and relieve overwhelmed United Nations field offices; the Administration could establish a visa program that would accelerate the petitions of Syrians with relatives in this country.

He told the group that he had invested in broadband connectivity, signed a law making it easier for start-ups to go public, established a "start-up visa program" to allow foreigners to set up businesses in this country and created a new White House job — chief technology officer.

Establishing a new visa category specifically designed for foreign-national entrepreneurs would solve this problem.

As an Australian living and working in London, I also have something else to (tentatively) celebrate: late last year, Boris Johnson suggested that the UK establish a bilateral visa agreement with Australia, which would allow people like me to live and work here for as long as we want, without access to welfare, and vice-versa for British citizens wanting to do the same down under.

Furthermore, on 16 July 1998, following a meeting with the German, Italian, Austrian and French Internal Ministers, the Swiss Federal Councillor for Justice and Police Affairs stated that Switzerland wished in the medium term to become a party to the Schengen Convention and, in the meantime, to establish a common visa policy with its EU neighbours.

Then he heard about a new immigration program, which legally recognized immigrants who had entered the country illegally or overstayed a visa, but who had established a life in the United States.

It established a tourism marketing and promotional fund, financed through a $10 fee on each new visa.

The cooperative has also drawn criticism over its plan to establish a relationship with Visa, which some activists condemn because the company declined to process donations to WikiLeaks, the international organization known for publishing leaked information, much of it classified.

As a part of immigration reform, the Administration strongly supports legislation to attract and retain foreign students who graduate with advanced STEM degrees, to establish a start-up visa for foreign-born entrepreneurs to start businesses and create jobs, and to reform the employment-based immigration system to better meet the needs of the U.S. economy.